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July 2019 Newsletter

July 2019 Newsletter

July, 2019

What Happened to the Sales Tax Base?

South Tucson Illegal Property Tax Case Settled

State Shared Revenues Top $3 Billion

Judge Shifts Local Deseg Taxes Back to State Taxpayers

County/City Tax Update

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